Brett Cooper

But like Tyler, he is a traditional YouTuber through and through.

He writes catchy titles and makes edgy, just like wild thumbnails.

And if you've worked in marketing and YouTube, or if you like are a big YouTube consumer, you know that this is very common.

It's often called like the Mr. Beast strategy, but that is very much what he does.

Anyway.

Just like laying the groundwork there so we're all on the same page.

A month ago, Tyler released an expose video very similar to Nick's Somali daycare fraud video.

But instead, that video was on a Jewish community in upstate New York living off of welfare.

And now three days ago, Tyler released a follow-up video.

This one was on a different town, Lakewood, New Jersey, and you can see both of them here on his channel.

So let's just watch the trailer for this most recent video.

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All right, so let's just dive on into this story and see how many people I can piss off today.

So for a little more context, Tyler's first video that he did a month ago back in January was on a town called Curious Joelle.

And essentially what he found in that first video in this town was that most of the community is made up of these ginormous families and they were living off of welfare and food stamps.

But this first video and Tyler's accusations, or I guess findings, I would say, were not out of nowhere.

People have been talking about this community for years.

There was even a New York Times expose done on them back in 2011.

And at the time, the New York Times found that 70% of the community lives below the poverty line with a median income of $18,000 a year, and that the majority of them are on welfare.